US EditionGlyphosate Can Be Produced From Detergent Additives | University of Tübingen
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Certain detergent additives, known as aminopolyphosphonates, which enter wastewater treatment plants via wastewater, can be converted into glyphosate and related problematic substances. This fundamental proof was provided by a research team led by Professor Stefan Haderlein from the Geo- and Environmental Research Center at the University of Tübingen. The team conducted extensive laboratory tests, including wastewater conditions. The findings re…
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